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Theseus Definition

The·seus (t̸hē′so̵̅o̅s′, t̸hē′sē əs)

noun

Gr. Legend the principal hero of Attica, son of Aegeus and king of Athens, famed esp. for his killing of the Minotaur

Etymology: L < Gr Thēseus

Related Forms:

  • Thesean The·se′an (t̸hē sē′ən) adjective
Theseus Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • story: We have read the theseus story before, but SB loves them, so not unhappy to hear it again.

Browse dictionary entries near Theseus

  1. ‹ theses
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  7. ‹ thesauri
  8. ‹ Thes
  9. ‹ thersitical
  10. ‹ Thersites
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